On this episode of the Trims and Talk Podcast, we sit down with Dr. Sharon Curtis, Nursery Manager at Ellesmere Children's Centre and visionary Founder of Emosi, Sheffield’s first Transcultural Therapy Centre. With over 20 years dedicated to Early Years educational development, Sharon brings profound insights into creating environments that celebrate cultural diversity and foster true inclusion.
Join us as Sharon shares her groundbreaking work, including how conducting cultural audits at Ellesmere revealed families speaking 26 different languages, guiding her to cultivate deeper community connections. She discusses her approach to creating welcoming spaces that respect and embrace multicultural differences, always grounded by the vital question: "What would I want for my own children?"
Sharon’s leadership challenges traditional educational models by highlighting representation and cultural intersections, ensuring children see themselves authentically reflected in their learning. Her focus on addressing intergenerational trauma and promoting understanding, especially within underserved communities, underscores the transformative power of culturally informed leadership.
Listen now to discover how Sharon's passion and dedication are empowering multicultural communities, providing children and families with inclusive, high-quality educational opportunities that value every individual's unique identity and experiences.
